Parents of 14-month-old Dusty say the child’s breathing tube is scheduled to be removed today, after he was placed in an induced coma following a respiratory incident involving cake decorating dust. Multiple outlets report that Dusty inhaled the dust, which led to his deterioration and subsequent medical intervention, including an induced coma. The updates from the family focus on his current status and the next step in treatment: removal of the breathing tube. While the articles provide the same core timeline and medical context, they do not add differing details about the incident’s specific circumstances, the exact diagnosis, or the broader recovery plan beyond today’s procedure. The reporting consistently presents the parents’ account of the immediate clinical milestone and indicates that his care team is proceeding with the planned change in support as his condition allows. The incident is framed as a health emergency linked to inhalation of fine cake decorating materials, with induced coma used as part of early management.